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Warehouse Expansion Checklist

by Louise Barriball, from the Community

10+

Use this weekly warehouse expansion checklist to assess management controls, access and egress, welfare facilities, working at height, PPE, COSHH, demolition readiness, electrical safety, first aid, housekeeping, and lifting operations. Document findings, attach media, verify certifications, and ensure competent persons are appointed where required. Support safer, compliant construction projects and keep work areas secure, tidy, and accessible for staff, visitors, and the public.

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